Russia’s war against Ukraine has revealed considerable gaps in Europe’s defences against possible aerial attacks and generated momentum to strengthen European air and missile defence capabilities. Our Working Paper by Rafael Loss (ECFR) discusses the implications for NATO and Germany, including the European Sky Shield Initiative. Picture: Bundeswehr/PAO eVA-Poland
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Deep Freeze: Security and International Relations in the Arctic Following Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
What does Russia's attack on Ukraine mean for security and international relations in the Arctic? Our Working Paper by Dr Paal Sigurd Hilde sheds light on possible consequences. Picture: U.S. Pacific Fleet/Flickr/CC BY-NC 2.0
Peace Will Not Come to Europe’s War: Why Ukraine’s New President Zelensky will be Unable to Improve Relations with Russia
NATO Talk 2018: Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Berlin
Unnecessary, obsolete, divided? Many adjectives have been used to describe NATO, and not many of them positive. But NATO is indispensable for Europe, as Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and international experts agreed during the NATO Talk 2018 conference.